Editing The Ethics of AI (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''AI Ethics''' — The field of ethics that addresses the concerns and risks of artificial intelligence.
* '''Alignment Problem''' — The difficulty of ensuring an AI's goals match human values (e.g., if you tell a robot to "Fix climate change," you don't want it to kill all humans to do it).
* '''Singularity''' — The theoretical point where AI becomes smarter than humans, leading to an unpredictable explosion in technology.
* '''The Trolley Problem''' — A classic ethical thought experiment often used for self-driving cars: "Who should the car hit if it has no other choice?"
* '''X-Risk (Existential Risk)''' — The risk that a super-intelligent AI could cause the extinction of the human race.
* '''Anthropomorphism''' — The human tendency to give "Human Traits" (like feelings or souls) to AI systems that are just math.
* '''Deepfake''' — Using AI to create "Real-looking" but fake videos or audio of people, creating a "Crisis of Truth."
* '''Isaac Asimov's Three Laws''' — The famous fictional rules for robots (Don't harm humans, obey humans, protect self) that influenced real-world AI ethics.
* '''Alignment Research''' — The technical effort to build "Safety brakes" into large AI models.
</div>

<div style="background-color: #006400; color: #FFFFFF; padding: 20px; border-radius: 8px; margin-bottom: 15px;">